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... Early Oats.— We {Northern Whig) have fore us a sample of black oats, grown at Ashfield, on the farm of Mr. Lindsay. The plant is said to t> fair specimen of a field of seven acres. It mea, rr 21 inches, was sown in Easter week, and looks and vigorous ...
... Early Oats.—We {Northern Whig) fore us a sample of black oats, grown Ashfiel,. \fi. on the farm of Mr. Lindsay. The plant , fair specimen of field of seven acres. inches, was sown in Easter week, and 100* and vigorous. Horticulture.—The mild weather ...
... has he carried.? this must be set down to his account. In the following year, 1834, Mr. Stanley separated himself from the Whigs on the question of the Irish Church- he, with Sir James Graham, the Duke of Richmond, and others, resisting the proposed a ...
... on whom the Minister has cast his favours. For two or three, indeed, it is difficult to say more than that they are wealthy Whigs, who have some collateral electioneering claim. Mr. Agar Robartes has not yet been distinguished in history ; Mr. George Glyn ...
... Only Government with majority of a hundred at its back would have dared to take so decided a step ; and the substitution of a Whig nominee for this gallant officer is, to our contemporary, subject for a glowing panegyric on the self-abnegation ot Liberal ...
... of the Exchequer, need not adopt that mixt pompousness and servility which— . MR. Lowe—You charged against Disraeli, and for whig gave you setting down which won't forgott*J| even ur new dignity, Mr. President of the Board Trade. . LOUD Hatherley—Really ...
... to work heartily, and without delay, to rescue the Northern and Mid Divisions of the county from those very amiable effete Whigs whose political creed and action is summed the formula of I say ditto to Mr. Gladstone, and who, haltered to the tail of ...
... set to workheartdy, and without delay, to rescue the Northern and Mid Divisions of the county from those very amiable effete Whigs whose political creed and action is summed in the formula of I say ditto to Mr. Gladstone, and who, haltered to the tail ...
... CORNELIUS O'DOWD. Forfeiting Paradise.—Persano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital.—Studying the Land Question. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES READE'S NOVELS. W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... within and without the walls of Parliament will watch with some interest the new career of the succeeding head of the great Whig family. Both the late Marquis and the late Earl of Derby were notable for the munificence of their charities. Sunday last the ...
... issue a new writ for Dublin, in the room Sir Arthur Guinness, unseated on petition. For the issue of the writ, the veteran Whig statesman would have substituted leave to bring in a bill to disfranchise the freemen of the City of Dublin, —rather a sudden ...
... are called the Whigs and the Tories—l have often been surprised that, after the great vicissitudes i our history, the two parties of Whig and Tory have always reappeared. Notwithstanding the enormous blunders and mistakes that both Whigs and Tones have ...